India-pakistan conflict: There was a tremendous struggle between Indo-Pak in May. India retaliated against the Pahalgam terror attack, targeting terrorist bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK) under Operation Sindoor on the night of 6-7 May, in which 100 terrorists were killed. After this, the Pakistani Army started firing from across the border in violation of the ceasefire, in response to which the Indian Army destroyed many Pakistan’s airbase. India also gave proof of this. However, Pakistan continued to deny it and mislead its country. Now after the end of the struggle, such evidence has come out, which is enough to open the pole of Pakistan.

After the Indo-Pak struggle, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has issued a tender, which exposes the widespread losses from Indian attacks. The Indian Army targeted the Pakistani airbase in military action taken in response to Pakistan’s drone attack. The airbase of Pakistan, which was damaged, included Bhawalpur, Muridke, Malir, Lahore, Gujranwala, Chaklala, Rafiq, Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur, Sargodha, Shikari, Bholari and Jacobabad. The airbase’s airstrips, radar sites, aircraft and UCV hangars were destroyed.

Competition to repair the airbase again

After the struggle, Pakistan wants to correct its airbase again. For this, they have taken out a tender for repair and shopping. Tender has been issued to repair Fighter Jet JF-17, C-13 radio, PC hardware and D-Level Spare for MES GHQ airbase located in Rawalpindi. MES Rawalpindi has auctioned for maintenance of MT vehicles and different items (PKR 3.571 M), while GE (A) Commands Rawalpindi wants to bid for a full chain of construction, repair and supply contracts. PAF has issued a tender covering the repair of machinery including civil work, supply of machines, POLs similar and vehicles for Risalpur, which will meet the needs of both maintenance and new construction.

Different Pakistani airbase connected tenders

For the airbase that has been damaged, PAF has taken out the tender, which is as follows.

• Color Kahar: Tender is focused on supply and civil maintenance, including equipment procurement and repair projects.
• Mianwali (MM Alam Base): MES is inviting sealed dialects for civil, mechanical, electrical and plumbing work (PKR 1-3m), as well as issuing tenders for RD items repair and supply such as agile air carts.
• Sargodha: Extensive tenders have been issued for supply and repair of uniforms, IT equipment, ration and parts of vehicles.
• Masroor: The PAF-wide tender for maintenance, purchase and repair of technical and general use equipment was covered.
• Rafiki: A general tender has been issued for repairing and supply of uniforms, ration, equipment and IT devices.
• Jacobabad (PAF Base Shahbaz): Tenders for firing range contracts for FY 2025-26 have been issued, including a site tour and technical evaluation.
• Islamabad (Headquarters CM Air and PAF Hospital): Headquarters CM (Air) Islamabad has issued tenders related to RD repair, radio, cyber security testing and equipment. PAF hospital is purchasing and repairing medical and surgical equipment.
• Lower Topa: Tenders have been issued for the installation and repair of guard room facilities and related infrastructure.
• Faisal (PAF Base Faisal): 101 ALC has issued tenders for furniture, sports goods and medical/office equipment. While 187 AED is buying the repair of the sensor, equipment and engine, hydraulic and control systems.

Shashi Tharoor on Operation Sindoor: The delegation sent by India under the leadership of Shashi Tharoor on Operation Sindoor has got a big success. Columbia expressed condolences to the terrorists killed in Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, now they have now withdrawn their statement.

Shashi Tharoor, who is leading the delegation, expressed concern and said – We (India) are a bit disappointed with the government’s response. After meeting India’s delegation, Colombia Deputy Foreign Minister Yolanda Villavisenio said, ‘We are confident that the explanation we have got today. We can continue the conversation based on what we now have about what happened in Kashmir … ‘

What did Shashi Tharoor tell?

On withdrawing his earlier statement from Columbia, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said, “Columbia’s Deputy Foreign Minister very politely told that he has withdrawn the statement on which we expressed concern and they fully understand our situation on the matter, which is very valuable for us.”

An Equally Positive Meeting Followed at the Colombian Congress (National Assembly) With Alejandro Toro, President of the second commission of the chamber of repressant Committee) And Jaime Raul Salamanca, President of the Chamber of… pic.twitter.com/91uentrn3r

– Shashi Tharoor (@Shashitharoor) May 30, 2025

Shashi Tharoor expressed resentment in front of Colombia

The all -party delegation of Indian MPs is traveling to various countries to make India aware of the attitude of the fight against terrorism after the Pahalgam attack on 22 April. The Tharoor is leading a delegation on a trip to Colombia to convey Pakistan’s support for terrorist activities from across the border and not tolerate India towards terrorism. At a press conference in Columbia’s capital on Thursday, Tharoor elaborated on India’s stance on terrorism, talked about ‘Operation Sindoor’ and expressed disappointment on Colombia’s response to Pahalgam terrorist attack.